England & The Corn Laws : An
8 page paper that describes the history of the Corn Laws in England and the impact that
these had on the poor. Also offered for consideration is the reason behind the popularity
of these laws with Parliament and the effects that Corn Laws has on social and political structures during different
eras in British history. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Cornlaws.wps

British Foreign Policy / 1848 - 1871 : This
is a 5 page paper that examines the theories and practices of foreign policy in Great
Britain from 1848 to 1871. It actually begins with a brief look at events leading to the
political atmosphere of the time specified and then delves in depth into the concept of
Balance of Power and Palmerstonian principles. There are brief descriptions of Lord John
Russell and Benjamin Disraeli, along with their political perspectives. It concludes by
citing specific negative consequences of the above policies. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Britfp.wps

The Development Of The Modern Era / 1870 To 1920 : A
5 page research paper on how the Victorian era of the late nineteenth century evolved by
1920 into the modern era. The writer addresses the effects of the Industrial Revolution,
but also how this instigated sociological change. Bibliography lists 4 sources. Devmoden.wps

E.J. Hobsbawms "Industry & Empire"
: In his book Industry and Empire, Eric J. Hobsbawm provides a comprehensive
overview of the economic history of the British empire. It is Hobsbawms contention,
though, that even as the conclusion of the Victorian era asserted Great Britain as one of
the worlds most significant economic powers, the empire itself was beginning a
fundamental decline. This 6 page paper considers the nature of this argument and the
support provide in Hobsbawms book. No additional sources cited. Hobsbawm.wps

Winston Churchill & Empire : A 15 page
research essay exploring Churchills protectionist desire to maintain the British
Empire at all costs, even when this included forging a permanent alliance with its old
enemy, the United States. Explored briefly is the extent of the empire, a historiography
of some of Churchills attempts at maintaining the empire, and the reasons behind his
ultimate failure. Bibliography lists 14 sources. Cnchurch.wps

The Decline of the British Empire : A 5 page
research paper which concentrates on the work of E.J. Hobsbawm in regards to why the
British Empire declined after being the leading nation in the Industrial Revolution. The
writer discusses Hobsbawm's conclusion that it was due to the fact that Britain clung to
obsolete factories and obsolete technology. Bibliography lists 2 sources. Britdec.wps

The Opium Wars : A 6 page paper discussing the
causes and results of the two Opium Wars (1839-1842 and 1856-1858) between China and
Britain. In 300 years of trade with China, Britain had developed a thirst for Chinas
tea as well as appetites for Chinese silk and porcelain, but pre-industrial China found
very little to desire from Britains offerings. To ease the resulting tremendous
trade deficit, Britain began growing opium in its colony India and insisted that China
allow it to enter their country for use by their people. China declined the affront to
their national sovereignty, lost Hong Kong to Britain, and later lost all right to
restrict the opium trade within their borders. Bibliography lists 6 sources. Opwar.wps

Standard Of Living In The Industrial Revolution :
A 5 page paper concentrating on the Industrial Revolution of Europe, primarily in Great
Britain. The newly wealthy and growing middle class made trade prosperous while the
working class continued to suffer, but positive social changes did eventually happen as
people of reason insisted that all had responsibility for the millions caught in the trap
of industrial work they could not escape. The limit of work hours to no more than ten in a
day allowed the reacquaintance of families and even allow many children to spend their
days in school, rather than in a lung-threatening factory. Bibliography lists 9 sources. IndusRel.wps

Working Class Incorporation : A system of
distinction by class has existed in England for the entirety of their history. The issue
of the integration of the working class into a system compatible with the design of
democratic, capitalist society became significant during the Victorian era with the
transition of economic structure from a feudal economy to an industrial economy. This is
an 8 page paper that explores the process of transition in terms of the changes in the
working class order. The Palestinian Arab society and the socio-economic structure in
Ghana are used as models for comparison. Bibliography lists 9 sources. Workincl.wps

Neoclassicism & The Development Of The Asylum :
A 5 page paper that provides an overview of the history of England as it reflects the
neoclassism of the 17th and 18th centuries and correlates this to the development of
England's earliest asylum. Bibliography lists 2 sources. Neoasyl.wps

Elizabeth Mallet & The Daily Courant : An 8 page
proposal for a research study that considers the role of Elizabeth Mallet in the founding
of the Daily Courant, Englands first daily newspaper, and evaluates the gender-based
biases that have resulted in her subjugation in history to later publisher Samuel Buckley
and the use of the pseudonym Edward Mallet in reviews of the history of her era.
Bibliography lists 9 sources. Courant.wps

British Poor Laws & Social Welfare : A 5 page
paper that discusses the 1834 Poor Law Reform in England and considers it as a precursor
for social welfare. Bibliography lists 4 sources. Poorlaw.wps

Sports & Leisure In Victorian-Era Britain : A
9 page research paper investigating the development of leisure and sports activities among
the working class in Britain towards the end of the Victorian era. Leisure activities had
to meet very stringent ethical ideals by which the working class lives. Many games played
in rural regions became national pastimes and most still exist today. Bibliography lists 6
sources. Victleis.wps

The Boer War : A 20 page research paper on the
history, causes, and ramifications of the Boer War. Bibliography lists more than a dozen
sources. Boerwar.wps

The Industrial Revolution In Great Britain : A 7
page research paper that explores the ways in which the Industrial Revolution impacted
society as a whole, and specifically on such areas of child labor, the formation of
unions, and changes to families. The writer demonstrates how the Industrial Revolution
changed the model upon which society is based and thus impacted even the smallest details
of modern life. Bibliography lists 7 sources. IndBrit.wps

The Effects of the English Industrial Revolution On Family
and Lifestyle : A 5 page paper discussing how family life and the structure of
society changed in England as a result of the Industrial Revolution. Bibliography lists
five sources. Famrev.wps

Child Labor During The British Industrial Revolution :
A 5 page paper that discusses technologies leading to Industrial Revolution,
parental/household aspects of why children were sent to the factories, factory conditions
& statistics, and reformists and resolution. Bibliography lists 8 sources. Chillabo.doc

Causes & Impact of the British Industrial Revolution
: A 5 page research paper which focuses on the work of historian E.J. Hobsbawm and his
book Industry and Empire, in explaining the reasons why the Industrial Revolution
occurred in Great Britain toward the end of the eighteenth century. Bibliography lists 2
sources. Impbrit.wps

The Industrial Revolution In Europe : In 8 pages, the
author discusses how Europe became the forerunner of industrialization. The
industrialization of Europe occurred long before that of North America. Bibliography lists
8 sources. Indures.wps

The Origins Of The Royal Botanic Garden  Kew Garden
: Why was Kew Gardens created and when? Who were its designers and what did they hope
to accomplish by creating the Gardens? How is Kew Gardens unique and why is it one of the
worlds leading botanical gardens? Each of these questions are addressed in an 8 page
research paper. Bibliography lists six sources. Kewgard.wps

E.P. Thompson's "The Making Of The English Working Class"
: 5 pages in length. A thorough analysis in which the writer offers descriptions of
how the advent of mechanization impacted the nature of the society and the detrimental
effects it had on much of the population. Specifically, the effect of the power loom is
discussed. No additional sources cited. WorkingCl.wps

The Potato Famine : The famine that gripped
Ireland from 1845 to 1847 was known as the 'potato famine' due to the belief that its
immediate cause was the almost complete failure of the potato crop. It is estimated that
two hundred thousand people died as a direct result of the famine. This 8 page paper
explores the reasons for the Famine and the extensive loss of life associated with it.
Bibliography lists 11 sources. Potato.wps

James Boswells "The Life of Johnson" /
Greatest Biography Ever Written: A 5 page review of the attributes of James
Boswell's "The Life of Johnson". Explores why it is noted as the best biography
ever written in the English language. Bibliography lists three sources. Bsjohn.wps

Baudelaire and William Morris / 19th Century European
Socio-Politics :
An 11 page paper that presents the works of these two writers within the political and
social context of 19th century France and England. This paper demonstrates that through
the social and political issues of the day, both of these authors embraced a socialist
perspective, represented within their writing. Bibliography lists 6 sources. Baudelai.wps

Louis XVI (1754-1793) : A 5 page overview of
the life of Louis XVI the last king of ancient regime France. Gives a brief background of
Louis VVI and discusses his attempts at regaining economic, political and social control
of France and his inability to do so. Discusses the overthrow of the monarchy and the fall
of Louis XVI. Bibliography lists four sources. Luxvi.wps

Louis XVI : A 9 page overview of the reign of the
French King Louis XVI. Discusses his role in the American Revolution and the French
Revolution. Concludes that for the most part he was ineffective and did little
overall to promote a more equal lifestyle for the three classes in France. Bibliography
lists 9 sources.Louisxvi.wps

The French Revolution: In 7 pages, the author
discusses the years of the French Revolution and how the France of 1789 was different from
the France of 1815. Bibliography lists 9 sources.Thefr.wps

Reign of Terror & The Revolutionary War in France (1789)
: This 5 page essay discusses the infamous Reign of Terror during the French
Revolution. The author proposes that the Reign of Terror was inevitable. The thrust of the
Revolution made this so. The juxtaposition of the people resulted in the slaughter of
many. Bibliography lists 4 sources. Reigno.wps

French Revolution And Romantic Age : In 5 pages the
author discusses the French Revolution and the Romantic Age. The French Revolution brought
about changes in religion, population, and society. All of these had different impacts on
the Romantic Age, which began at the same time as the French Revolution. Bibliography
lists 6 sources. Agerevof.wps

Did The American Revolution Help Spur The French Revolution
? :
A 14 page comparison & contrast research paper citing the causes, actions, and results
of each of these historic revolutions. The writer concludes that each war was fought for
obviously different reasons and in markedly different ways. Nevertheless, the American
Revolution did have some influence upon the French Revolution even though the latter would
have occurred eventually anyway. Bibliography lists approximately 10 sources. Frenamer.wps

The French & Russian Revolutions : A 5 page
examination of the factors which cause revolutions with a comparison of the stimuli which
caused the French and Russian Revolutions and their outcomes. Bibliography lists six
sources. Charfa.wps

Committee Of Public Safety / Danton's Significance :
15 pages in length. Georges Jacques Danton had great significance in the French
Revolution's Committee of Public Safety. His outstanding leadership afforded him the
opportunity to lead his followers and influence opponents. Danton possessed many
attributes that aided in his ability as leader, some of which were charismatic and
forceful in nature and others that were physical and energetic. One major advantage he had
over all other commanders of his time was his extraordinary talent for public speaking;
this feature alone was, perhaps, the most crucial to his significance in the Committee of
Public Safety. The writer discusses Danton's significance as it relates to the Committee
of Public Safety. Bibliography lists 10 sources. Danton.wps

Hibbert's "Days of the French Revolution / Book Review"
: A 5 page review of Christopher Hibbert's "Days of the French Revolution"
-- a book detailing the socio-political events surrounding the conflict of 1789. The
primary source is cited in bibliography. Frenrev2.wps

French Declarations of the Rights of Man, Woman, & the
Citizen Analyzed:A 1 page paper which compares the 1789 French Declaration of
the Rights of Man and the Citizen with its 1791 feminist update, The Declaration of
the Rights of Woman and Citizen, written by Marie Olympe de Gouges. Frenchd.wps

Women In The Renaissance Thru The French Revolution /
Voices from the Silence : An 11 page paper on how women were subjegated in the
Renaissance and started to get serious about their status during the French Revolution.
The paper postulates that voices where heard throughout the 300-year period as well.
Bibliography lists approximately 10 sources. Renwomn.wps

The French Revolution of 1848 : 20 pages in
length. An in-depth sociopolitical analysis of the causal factors behind the (second)
French Revolution of 1848. Some comparisons are made between this incident and the (first)
Revolution of 1789. Many scholarly `opinions are incorporated. Bibliography lists 15+
sources. Frenrevo.wps

Baron de Montesquieu / "Spirit of Laws" &
"Persian Letters" in Liberal Society : A 9 page research paper on
Montesquieus contribution to liberal governments, with particular focus on the U.S.
(present) and England (past). The writer makes a close reading of several of the passages
in the laws which relate directly to the formation of the U.S., discrepancies between
Montesquieus vision and the lasting effects of both. Bibliography lists 8 sources. Baronm.wps

Amin and Robespierre - Villains Or Heroes ? : A
5 page research paper which explores the differences between these two instigators of a
"reign of terror" on their respective countries. The writer demonstrates how
Robespierres motivations were markedly different from those of Amins although
the actions of both men were equally brutal and bloody. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Aminrob.wps

Napoleon / Military Leader Extraordinaire : A 5 page
paper discussing the military genius of Napoleon. The writer asserts that Napoleon was the
greatest military leader and strategist of modern times. Bibliography lists 10 sources. Napoleon.wps

Napoleon / Was He Great? A 5 page essay on this
question. The writer posits that Napoleon was not a great man. Much like Hitler, his goal
was to control Europe and to annihilate anyone who disagreed with his quest. However, as
Hitler was revered, Napoleon was despised. Bibliography lists 4 sources. Napgreat.wps

Napoleon Bonaparte / Emperor Of France : A 10 page
research paper that traces Napoleon Bonaparte's rise to power from a shaky beginning to
becoming the military genius he is credited to be. The essay reviews some of the major
battles that he won and lost, his reorganization of France and of a great part of Europe,
his two exiles and his death. Bibliography lists 7 sources. Napemp.wps

The Career Of Napoleon Bonaparte : A 4 page paper
discussing the career of Napoleon Bonaparte. The writer is concerned with assessing
whether or not Napoleon was a "Hitler-like" figure. Bibliography included. Carnap.wps

The Life & Reign Of Napoleon III : 15 pages
in length. Includes an examination of Napoleons parentage, his accomplishments and
his defeats.The paper is broken down into nine sections: Circumstances of Birth, Pursuit
of the Throne, 1849 Overthrow of the Rome Republic, 1854 Crimean War, 1859 Attempt to
Drive Austria From Italy, 1863 Polish Revolt Against Russia, 1864 Seating of Maximillian
as Emporer of Mexico, The Second French Empire, and The Fall of Napoleon III. The
bibliography includes eleven primary and secondary sources. Nap.wps

John Biermans "Napoleon III & His Carnival
Empire" : A 5 page review of the book by John Bierman. Concentrates on the
authors writing style. No additional sources cited. Napcrit.wps

Napoleon Could Not Have Won The Russian Campaign :
An 8 page paper positing that Napoleon had no chance of winning the campaign. Arguments
are based on William Fuller, Jr's. "backwardness" theory of Kuturov's campaign,
which included tactics that Napoleon was unprepared, strategically, to fight, or even
interpret. Fuller's theories and Kuturov's tactics and strategies are argued successfully
against von Clausewitz and Sun Tzu strategy and tactic theories. Bibliography lists 6
sources. Naporuss.wps

Napoleon & The French Revolution / Impact on the
Jewish People :
A 5 page examination of the impact of Napoleon and the French Revolution on the Jewish
people. Concludes that although much of progress which was made in terms of Jewish civil
rights was undermined after Napoleons fall, great progress can be attributed to both
Napoleon and the Revolution. Bibliography lists 5 sources. NapolJew.wps

Hitler vs. Napoleon : An 8 page comparison
of their leadership styles, based on the idea of abuse as a power base. The writer
posits that Hitler learned from his powerful position how to build up the masses sense of
their own selves, while Napoleon became more and more ostracized by the masses because of
his inability to "share" his power. Bibliography lists 7 sources. Hitlnapo.wps

Alexis and Herve Tocqueville / Contrasts and Comparisons
: An 11 page paper exploring the writings of father and son Alexis de Tocqueville and
Herve de Tocqueville regarding the French Revolution. Bibliography lists five sources. Tocque2.wps

France / Rich Provinces & Great Towns Shall Be In Your
Power . . ." :
A 5 page paper discussing France at the turn of the 19th century. Topics
include why the first republic did not succeed, the commands he was given, and how he
ultimately became emperor in 1804. Bibliography lists four sources. Richp.wps

French Colonial Policy / The Berbers vs. The Arabs : This
15 page paper discusses French colonial policy as applied toward the Berbers of Morocco
and compared to the policy France adopted relating to the Arabs. The report includes a
brief history of the Berbers, examples of the French attitude regarding the Berbers, and
French and Arab relations. Bibliography lists 12 sources. Berber.wps

The Decline of the Witch Hunts / The End Of The Nightmare
:
A 4 page research paper which examines why the witch-hunts of Europe finally declined in
the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries after plaguing the continent for
centuries. Bibliography lists 1 source. Declinew.wps

Early Nineteenth Century Liberalism : This 6
page paper defines and provides an overview of liberalism in Europe during the early
nineteenth century. The rising middle class is also discussed. Bibliography lists 8
sources. 19lib.wps

The History of Weapons : A 9 page paper that relates
the history of weapons creations and development in the 19th century to three major points
in history--the American Civil War, the Napoleonic Wars, and the Industrial Revolution.
The author suggests that these historical points effected the creation of different types
of weapons and that the increased demand and increased technologies of this era pushed
weapons inventors into the creative process, with a number of major results. Bibliography
lists 8 sources. Weapons.wps

The Basque Battle for Autonomy : A 25 page
paper arguing the thesis that the Basques are still waging an uphill battle for autonomy,
desired since 711 A.D., and nationalism formally requested in the 1980s. The paper is
divided into sections on Basque origins; social formation and politics leading to the 19th
Century; 19th Century, Franco, and the development of the ETA; recent political actions of
the separatists and government (1970s-1988); and current developments. Bibliography lists
20 sources. Basques.wps

Alfred Nobel and The Invention Of Nitroglycerin :
A 7 page paper that recounts the history and effects of Alfred Nobel's trials with
nitroglycerin. Contrary to popular belief, Nobel did not invent nitroglycerin, but his
invention of dynamite, its first usable form, was a significant breakthrough for the
scientific community as well as industrialization. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Nobel.wps

J.W. von Goethe / Works and Contributions To German Theater
: A research paper of 6 pages, highlighting some of Goethes contributions to the
German theatre. His scientific investigations are given some discussion, and his literary
talents that included drama, poetry, novel fiction and autobiography are mentioned. The
paper, though, focuses on his drama and the setting of his eighteenth-century times.
Bibliography lists 6 sources. Goethe.wps

Wilhelm von Humboldt : A 6 page paper
outlining the life and contributions of Wilhelm von Humboldt, brother of the famous
scientist Alexander von Humboldt. Details concerning the earlylife and work of both men
are included. Bibliography lists five sources. Homboldt.wps

Comparison Turkey with its roots
in the Ottoman Empire : A 12 page research paper that examines the development of
the modern Turkish state and compares this to roots as part of the Ottoman Empire. The
writer concludes that Turkey will have to address its human rights abuses before it can
fully realize its dream of becoming a fully modernized part of the global community.
Bibliography lists 8 sources. Turkotto.wps

Prince Otto von Bismarck : An 8 page paper that
explores the rise and fall of Prince Bismarck. He was an excellent statesman who was able
to manipulate his Parliament many times and acted a liaison between the king and the
parliament. Credited with the "gap theory," Bismarck which asserted that in
times of conflict the King's will would always rule. He also provoked wars to enhance the
power of his country and his politics changed to gain him the most favor. Bibliography
lists 6 sources. Bismarck.wps

Gymnastics in 19th Century Germany : A 7 page
paper that describes the significant developments in competitive gymnastics in Germany
during the 1800s.
Of special consideration are the development of schooled gymnastics processes and the
participation of Germany in the first Olympiad in 1896. Bibliography lists 6 sources. Germangy.wps

The Sad Story of the Maori : A 6 page paper on Anne
Salmonds Two Worlds: First Meetings Between Maori and Europeans. It gives
some background on the early history of the Maoris, and will track the seeds of the tragic
denigration of a proud people. Bibliography lists one source. Maori.wps

Modern European History : A 4 page paper that
provides a selected overview of European history that focuses on challenges to classic
liberalism, imperialism, suffrage, economic dislocation and the welfare state. This paper
looks at some of the major events in the history of the last 200 years that are relative
to these major considerations. Eurhist.wps

The Age Of Catastrophe : 5 pages in length.
There exist several reasons why the first half of the twentieth century has been termed
The Age of Catastrophe. The period between 1914 and 1945 brought much grief and heartache
to the people of Europe, as it reflected a time of great concern for the safety of both
Europeans and their country. Among the adverse activities that occurred during that period
include two world wars, Fascism, Nazism, Stalinist Totalitarianism and the Depression.
This paper will discuss how each of these entities ultimately contributed to The Age of
Catastrophe. Bibliography lists 4 sources. Agecat.wps

Lawrence of Arabia : A 10 page report
that examines the war record of T.E. Lawrence, better known as "Lawrence of
Arabia." Since Turkey was allied with Germany during World War I, Lawrence was
assigned the task of organizing various Arab tribes during World War I to fight against
the Turks which occupied their country using guerilla warfare tactics. He was enormously
successful and greatly aided the Allied war effort. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Lawrarab.wps

British History / Lloyd's Empire, Welfare State, Europe
: A 7 page paper that discusses the effects of the Great Depression on the political
and economic structure of England. Using Lloyd's book, the author presents the effects
that in turn led to Great Britain's participation in World War II. Bibliography lists 4
sources. Brithist.wps

Chamberlain And The Politics Of Appeasement : A 17
page research paper that examines the appeasement policies of British Prime Minister
Neville Chamberlain, who tried to negotiate "peace in our time" with Adolph
Hitler. The writer argues the standard rationalization that the appeasement policies
gained Great Britain one extra year of peace in order to rearm and consolidate public
opinion are false and that recent scholarship has shown that appeasement had more to do
with economics, both foreign and domestic, then anything else. Bibliography lists 15
sources. Chamberl.wps

British Air Power During World War I / A Strategy Comes of
Age :
An 8 page research paper which gives a thorough examination of the build-up of British
avaition during the First World War. The writer demonstrates how, from a start at the
beginning of the war characterized by inferior tactics, logistical support and equipment,
the Royal Air Force emerged as the most powerful armed air resource in the world.
Bibliography lists 7 sources. Britair.wps[

Britains Strength After World War II : This
5 page paper argues that Britain has not truly lost strength after the war, as many
suggest, but rather experienced a perceptual shift due to a new world order and economic
conditions. Several points are made, including the fact that Britains experience
with censorship during the war actually made the country stronger. Bibliography lists 5
sources. British.wps

British Housing Law and Policies / Thatcherism and the
Seeds of Change :
A 5 page paper that provides an overview of the progression of British social housing and
housing policies over the past two decades, with a focus on the Thatcher government and
the privatization of ownership that marked her transitional housing policies. Bibliography
lists 6 sources. Brithous.wps

UK Inner City And Its Relationship To Public Policy
: 12 pages in length. Inner-city life is no picnic for those who have to endure its
ravages. Typically the area of society where a significantly dense population resides,
this centralized section of the city is home to considerably more ills than anywhere else.
It is often the oldest, poorest and most overly populated, which establishes it as a haven
for crime, violence and poverty. The inner cities of the UK are no different than the
inner cities anywhere else around the world in that they reflect upon society's lesser
privileged. In spite of the fact that many inner city residents are fine, upstanding
citizens, they are caught in an endless cycle of economic depression that prevents them
from escaping. And so this cycle continues to perpetuate itself to the point that the
squalor, crime and broken down living conditions represent a larger segment of society
than the surrounding communities dare to admit. The writer discusses how the UK's inner
cities influence public policy. Bibliography lists 6 sources. Tlcukinn.wps

Views On Early Childhood In The U.K. / Education &
Labor Reform :
An 11 page research paper in which the writer provides an overview of the current
perspectives on early childhood that can be derived from understanding labor and
educational reforms in the U.K. Bibliography lists 9 sources. Chiluk.wps

Why Britain Annexed The Transvaal : A 10 page paper
focusing on the reasons Britain annexed the Transvaal and the results of that annexation.
A history is provided which demonstrates the reasons for the annexation. Bibliography
lists 9 sources. Tranvaal.wps

British Foreign Policy : A 10 page paper discussing
British Foreign Policy and the role of the various offices of prime minister, foreign
office, foreign secretary, etc. Bibliography lists 8 sources. Britpoli.wps

Change to Commonwealth, Effects on Britain :
An 8 page research paper exploring the effect of changing to commonwealth has had on
British autonomy and world power. Explored briefly is the extent of the empire, how the
change came about, and a longer discussion of the effects of the change from empire upon
Britain and other countries, particularly India. Bibliography lists 9 sources. Cnempire.wps

The Independence Of India: A Critical Analysis :
A 15 page research paper discussing the process of Indias gaining of independence
from the British. This paper details and analyzes the history of India, the colonization
of India by the British, the process of gaining independence from the British and the
transformation since becoming independent. Special emphasis is given to the process of
Indias independence, including analysis of the political, social and economic
adjustments during and since Indias independence. Bibliography lists 12 sources. Indiai.wps

U.S. & Britain / Foreign Relations : The
fact that the United States is an important factor in British foreign relations is argued
in this 6 page paper.Several reasons for the phenomenon are explored including political
and economic factors. The paper also stresses that the countries share a common history as
well as similar values. The current state of the world is the focus of this 1998 paper
which notes the implications of the recent Iraqi crisis and possible consequences of the
euro after it is introduced. Bibliography lists 8 sources. Britus.wps

Trip to England : London is so often
associated with fog and blustery weather that it seems amazing that it would be a place
for tourists. This 19 page paper explores three aspects of the English culture: the
transportation system, family life within the subculture of Rastafarians in Brixton and
the relationship between historic landmarks in London and present day tradition and use.
Bibliography lists 8 sources. KTtripb.wps

The COS Movement Analyzed : This 12 page research
paper examines the COS (Charity Organization Society) movement of the
late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, which was particularly popular in Great
Britain and America. Specifically discussed are the social Darwinism and laissez-faire
attitude toward economics that created the need for "scientific charity," its
Calvinist roots, its origin in Great Britain and America and subsequent impact on poverty,
the efforts of such female reformers as Octavia Hill, and Josephine Shaw Lowell, and the
settlement house movement popularized by Toynbee Hall in London and Jane Addams' Hull
House in Chicago,
and the COS legacy. Bibliography lists 14 sources. COS.wps

Child Services In England, Wales & Germany / The
Impact Of Perspectives, Attitudes & Approaches On Service Development And Practice
: A 10 page paper that considers the status of child services in England and Wales as
compared to Germany, relating both services and social perspectives. Bibliography lists 10
sources. Chilser.wps

Home Rule In Ireland : A 7 page
paper on Home Rule that traces the history of events leading up to Home Rule, the
struggles to establish Home Rule, and a discussion of whether it was central to Irish
independence or was a British expectancy. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Homerule.wps

Ireland / Home Rule & Sentiments :
A 6 page research paper on the movement in Ireland away from Home Rule for a unionized
Ireland. The writer discusses the initial influences for Home Rule, the Protestant leaders
in support of Home Rule and why their support finally fell apart, leading to todays
divided sentiments. Bibliography lists 3 sources. Irerule.wps

Michael Collins : A 20 page research paper that
examines the life of this charismatic leader of the Irish War for Independence. Using
primarily original sources, the writer demonstrates how strife between the victorious
leaders of the Sinn Fein degenerated into Civil War that subsequently caused Ireland to
lose one of the finest leaders that nation would ever have - Michael Collins. Extensive
bibliography included. Collins.wps

The Irish Republican Army &
Their Theology : A 10 page analysis of the religious underpinnings behind the IRA
and its battle against oppression. The paper posits that while the political question is
strong, the IRA cannot relieve itself from the religious constructs of its movement by
testimony of its own members and historical facts. The question is explored from the
doctrine of St. Thomas Aquinas and in the context of the 1970s and 1980s IRA movement.
Bibliography lists 11 sources. Irishwar.doc

Shattering Silence: Gender Differences In Northern Ireland
: A 5 page examination of the role of gender differences in the conflicts of Northern
Ireland. Based largely on the book "Shattering Silence: Women, Nationalism, and
Political Subjectivity in Northern Ireland" by Begona Aretxaga. Bibliography lists 4
sources. IrishWom.wps

"Football Hooliganism" --Violence and Abandon
in UK Soccer : A 7 page paper that provides an overview of the phenomenon of
soccer hooliganism and suggests some of the sociological determinants that have resulted
in considerable problems in the British sports arena. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Socchool.wps

Richard Crossman / The Myths Of British Cabinet
Government : A 5 page paper that provides a summary of Crossman's book on the
British Cabinet system and a critical evaluation of the book. Bibliography lists no
additional sources. Crossman.wps

Morris Fraser / Ireland -- Children Of Conflict :
A 5 page paper that provides a summary of Fraser's book and a critical evaluation of its
take on modern life in troubled regions of Northern Ireland. No additional sources cited. Fraser.wps

Ireland and the European Union, a Success Story :
A 12 page research paper on how the European Union contributed to the economic, political
and social transformation of Ireland. The writer addresses the EUs financial
contributions which helped Ireland build its infrastructure and train its citizens for the
current job market, and how its policies effected political and social change in Ireland.
Bibliography lists 13 sources. Cneuirel.wps

Ireland / Peace Process U.S. and U.K. : A 6
page research paper on the international relationships between Britain, the United States
and Ireland throughout the peace process in Northern Ireland. The writer tracks the
stumbling blocks to peace and the interrelationships between the U.K. and the other two
countries, with examples extending from 1861 to the 1998 peace agreement. Bibliography
lists 12 sources. Cnukusir.wps

Princess Dianas Divorce & Death / Role Of The
Media : This 14 page report examines the role the media has played in the life and
death of Diana, Princess of Wales. Posed is the question : where does responsible
journalism end and dangerous exploitation begin ? Bibliography included. Princess.doc

Princess Diana / The Myth Of The Good Mother : This
10 page essay explores Diana's role as a mother and how, although she tried to fulfill
this obligation, often chose selfish goals over the integration of family values. A
synopsis of the events which led up to her divorce, and her death, portray a troubled
woman intertwined with the colder side of royalty. Bibliography lists 9 sources. Diana.doc

Princess Diana / Her True Story : A 5 page review
of the book by Andrew Morton and of its update Diana: Her True Story, In Her Own Words
which was released within weeks of the fatal car crash which took the life of Diana, the
former Princess of Wales. An examination is provided of the justification an author has in
writing such books. Bibliography lists one source other than the book. Diana.wps

Comparison Between Great Britain And France : A
10 page paper discussing the differences and similarities in forms of government, the
current economics and economic issues facing France, public opinions on both sides of the
economic issues facing France and support of the argument that they should follow British
example. The writer argues that France would best serve its own interests by emulating the
UK and make a slow progressive entrance into the new global economy. This will be better
served by turning away from the disinformation French citizens have lived under since the
inception of the EU and EMU ideas. Bibliography lists 9 sources. Britfran.wps

The Politics Of France And England Compared : A 12
page paper. England and France are two distinct countries with two distinct ideologies.
Both First World powers influential in determining the course of global politics, they do
share many similarities as leaders in the European Community, even though they both have
very different roles both in the politics of the European Community and in the world.
Formerly widely divergent in their political views, France and England still have
different viewpoints, but are finding they have new areas of agreement, also. Bibliography
included. Fr-Engl.doc

The English Channel Tunnel : A 24 page paper that
looks at the English Channel Tunnel Project as a major engineering and construction
project and considers the elements that impacted its completion and the systems that
supported its success. Bibliography lists 14 sources. Chunnel.doc

Impact Of French Foreign Policy on European Politics of the
Pre-World War I Era : An 8 page paper that provides an overview of the foreign
policies of France as they impacted European politics as a whole. This paper focuses on
the period between 1890-1914, just prior to the onset of World War I. Bibliography lists 5
sources. Francep.rtf

Analysis Of France's Fall From Power : A 12 page
paper discussing the political, ecnomic and cultural aspects of France's rise to world
power, and its subsequent fall with the Nazi invasion in 1940. The paper posits that the
political influences were continual military losses after substantial successes on the
Eurpean continent and internationally; economic factors are related to the introduction of
industrialization and growing internal unrest, resulting in the cultural relationship of a
literate working class. Bibliography lists 7 sources. Fran1940.wps

French Colonization Of Indochina : A 6 page paper
that provides an overview of French colonization in Indochina and considers the elements
that led to the French defeat at Dien Bien Phu. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Indofra.wps

The French Educational System : A 10 page
research paper discussing the French system at the elementary, secondary, and higher
education levels. It also summarizes recent changes and innovations which includes a more
realistic approach to teaching French history. Bibliography lists 6 sources. Frenched.wps

France / Economic Purposes : A 5 page essay
exploring the economy of France as it prepares to enter the European Monetary Union.
France has historically been known as a welfare state due to its many and varied
entitlement programs. With the EMU looming in the near future, France must make some
dramatic changes in its fiscal policies. This writer discusses the attitudes displayed by
the French people and its government in 1996 and compares those to the budget for 1998.
France will be ready for the EMU. Bibliography lists 5 sources. France.wps

Political Parties Of France & Germany : A 10
page paper providing a comparative overview of the political parties and elections in
Germany and France Bibliography lists 7 sources. Polpart.wps

Spain & Political Transition : A 10 page
research paper examining the transition from Francoism to Democracy in Spain. Included is
a review of the literature on the success of the transition and factors that lead to a
successful transition. Extensive bibliography is provided. Bibliography lists 7 sources. Spainand.wps

The Rise of Industrialism, Nationalism, &
Imperialism in Post-Napoleonic Europe : A 5 page essay discussing the cause and
effect relationship between the
rise of industrialism, nationalism, & imperialism in Europe and how it led to World
War I. Information comes from "A History of the Modern World" by Robert
Roswell Palmer and Joel Colton. Postnap.wps

Fascism in Austria : A 22 page paper on the rise
and influence of fascism in Austria. Examined during the period between the two wrold
wars, the various fascist movements are analyzed. Bibliography lists 9 sources. Austria.wps

The Rise of Fascism in Italy : A 14 page paper
that explores the beginning of fascist power in Italy, with a strong focus on Benito
Mussolini and his reign. The paper looks at the political environment leading to
Mussolini's reign and his response to it. The paper explores the political and cultural
view of the populace and other political parties, and the changes in Mussolini's
viewpoint/action, and how his actions led to the fall of fascism in Italy and contributed
to the fall of Nazism in Germany. Bibliography lists 12 sources. Italyf.wps

The Rise Of Fascism, In Italy : 7 pages in
length. Italian Fascism came on the heels of a war that physically and economically
crippled Italy. In an attempt to regain control, Italian general and dictator, Benito
Mussolini (Il Duce), created a political party that rivaled the existing Socialist party.
Fascism was considered a harsh, dictatorship-type of power that left many people the
victims of its tyranny. The writer addresses what instigated the formation of Italian
Fascism, as well as touches upon various elements of the movement. Bibliography lists
several sources. Fascism2.wps

The Italian Transition From Fascism : An 8 page
paper discussing Italys transition from fascism to democracy. The writer chronicles
the rise and fall of fascism and the eventual rise of democracy, illustrates the
pluralism, mobilization, and leadership of the fascist regime and the reasons for its
downfall. Emphasis is given to fascist ideology and its inability to infiltrate Italian
society and institutions, as well as demonstrating the inadequacies of fascism and the
reasons for the rise of democracy. Bibliography lists 6 sources. Italiaf.wps

Retailing In Italy : An 8 page paper in which the
writer discusses retailing in Italy. Covered are Italy "then," now, and in one
possible future. Of particular concern are the reasons for certain market failures and
successes. Bibliography lists 8 sources. Italy2.wps

William II of Germany : The role of this
monarch in World War I is emphasized in this 6 page report. An overview of the life and
times of this emperor who lived between 1859 and 1941 is provided. Personality traits are
analyzed in conjunction with the start of the Great War. Bibliography lists 7 sources. William2.wps

A History Of Fascism In Germany : A 20 page paper
that provides an overview of the development of fascism in Germany and focuses
considerably on the impact that Hitler had on institutionalizing German fascism.
Bibliography lists 10 sources. Fascism.wps

The Rise Of Fascism & The Response Of The Scientific
Community :
A 6 page essay on the rise of fascism which includes its major charactertistics and
origins as well as a look at the role that science played in helping to formulate the
rascist ideas behind the Nazi atrocities. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Nazifasc.wps

The German Question : A 4 page paper that
discusses the relationship between the Third Reich and the Weimer Democracy with today's
European situation. The works of Bracher, Dobkowski and Walliman, and Sweitzer are
discussed in light of the "big business" philosophies then and now, and the
remaining German question around a centralized and unified Germany. Bibliography lists 5
sources. Germnecn.wps

Before The Deluge: A Portrait Of Berlin In The 1920s :
This 10 page paper evaluates the presentation of Berlin in the period between World War I
and World War II related in Otto Friedrichs work, which demonstrates that the
pre-World War II Berlin represented many positive social, cultural and political
components that were no longer present at the end of the war. Bibliography lists 1 source.
Delugefr.wps

Sociopolitical Causes Of The Holocaust : This 6
page report provides a geopolitical analysis of pre-WWII Germany and the factors that led
to the Holocaust. What were the factors that led to the mass consciousness bent on the
annihilation of the Jewish people and Hitlers rise to power? Only the most brief
overview of one of the most horrendous events in history can be contained in six pages.Holopa.wps

Hitlers SS In The 1930s : A 15 page analysis
of the political situation in Germany in the 1930s, and what part the SS played in
Hitlers rise to power, including the power struggle that went on between the SA and
SS. Bibliography lists 9 sources. SS1930.wps

Germany Since Re-Unification : A 5 page paper on
problems that have occurred in Germany since its reunification in the early 90's.
Specifically examined is a relevant speech which provides reason to fear Germany's
aggressive role within the New World Order. Reference is made to the rise of the Third
Reich in pre-World War II days and the possibility of a re-occurrence. Bibliography lists
4 supporting sources. Germany.wps

Tolands Hitler : A 6 page paper discussing
the book, "Adolf Hitler," by John Toland. This book gives the reader a unique
look into many aspects of Hitler and his life, that were previously unknown. They are
fascinating facts which help to illustrate that, while he was one of the most horrid men
in history, he was still a human being. The book is filled with interviews and various
bits of information that most people know nothing about. A truly fascinating book. No
additional sources cited. Tolhit.wps

Hitler and Corradini: Nationalistic Fervor :
A 5 page comparison of how Adolf Hitler ("Mein Kampf") and Enrico Corradini
("Italian Fascisms") addressed the social domestic policies of nationalism. The
writer also addresses why the two writers addressed the issue as they did. Bibliography
lists 2 sources. Cnsocnat.wps

Hitlers Degenerate Art Exhibition : A 6 page
paper in which the writer provides an overview of the elements leading up to the German
"Degenerate Art Exhibiton" of 1937, in which the Nazi's displayed and
then destroyed the art works of major modernists artists. Bibliography lists 6 sources. Degenart.wps

Adolf Hitler / The Man, The Demon : A
6 page discussion of Adolf Hitler, his life and his atrocities. Hitlers background
and twisted philosophies are expounded upon. Bibliography lists four sources. Hitdemon.wps

Hitler's Rise To Power : 6 pages in length. A
discussion of Germany during the 1920's and early 1930's - with focus on how economic
conditions facilitated Hitler's rise to power. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Germecon.wps

Hitlers Rise to Power -- 1921-1933 : An 11
page paper discussing the background of Hitlers rise to power in the 1920s and early
1930s. It considers the social, economic, and emotional factors that contributed to the
development of the Third Reich. Bibliography lists five sources. Hitrise.wps

Hitler And The Voters : A 7 page paper that
considers why people voted for Hitler between 1928 and 1932. The writer suggests that
Hitler's personal characteristics and his ideologies were supported by the economic and
political climate of his day and that people voted for him because they needed relief from
their existing political and economic situations. Bibliography lists 7 sources. Hitler.doc

Hitler vs. Napoleon : An 8 page
comparison of their leadership styles, based on the idea of abuse as a power base. The
writer posits that Hitler learned from his powerful position how to build up the masses
sense of their own selves, while Napoleon became more and more ostracized by the masses
because of his inability to "share" his power. Bibliography lists 7 sources. Hitlnapo.wps

The Negative Use of Propaganda By Hitler And Others : A
7 page paper in which the writer discusses the negative uses of political propaganda
throughout 20th century history. A sizable portion of this discussion focuses upon
propaganda used on the Austrians during German occupation, Hitler's propaganda-based
manipulation of his own country in Nazi Germany, the 1990's-era Bosnian/Chechen conflicts,
etc; Bibliography lists 4 sources. Propagan.wps

Resistance To The Third Reich : A 10 page research
paper on the resistance efforts of two German pastors, Dietrich Bonhoeffer and Martin
Niem÷ller. Both were held in Nazi concentration camps; Bonhoeffer was executed only 11
days before the camp was liberated by U.S. troops. Niem÷ller was released with the
liberation by U.S. troops, and continued to be outspoken on pulpit responsibility until
his death in 1984. Bibliography lists 7 sources. Reichres.wps

Book Analysis / Shirer's The Rise and Fall of the Third
Reich : A 15 page critique of Shirer's book. The critique considers Shirer's use
of his own personal experiences, Nazi documentation and visual representation of their own
operations in support of an argument in support of the work as a good representation of
historical fact. The argument is contrasted to arguments against the validity of most
written history. No additional sources cited. Thirdr.wps

Organization of Nazi Concentration Camps : The
organization inherent in the Nazi agenda is addressed in this 25 page study. All death
camps are explored, as well as the concentration camp Dachau of which there is a
major focus. The structure of the camps, as well as the entire operation, is described.
Some Nazi theory is discussed, including major concepts and terminology used within the
camp boundaries. Bibliography lists 17 sources. Dachau.wps

Auschwitz -- Human Strength in the Face of Insurmountable
Odds : 7 pages in length. In WWII the tragedy that unfolded in regards to the
Holocaust was horribly atrocious. Many died in unimaginable ways. The hideousness that the
Germans demonstrated was beyond comprehension to the outside world. It was undoubtedly far
worse for the victims within who witnessed the acts against humanity every day as they
somehow survived the concentration camps. Some survived by aiding the Nazis, but most
survived by luck or sheer force of will. While it cannot be assumed that there are no
great emotional scars remaining for the survivors, some of whom have taken their own lives
since, it is quite evident that the strength many of these survivors demonstrated was
insurmountable in the face of devastating odds. Bibliography lists 6 sources. Ausch.wps

Nazi History -- The Lebensborn & Eugenics :
A 20 page research paper providing an overview of the laws pertaining to eugenics and the
Lebensborn program of Nazi Germany. The writer centers on the program and the support
mechanisms put into place to underscore the development of the Nazi master race in the
late 1930s and early 1940s. Bibliography lists 12 sources. Nazifinl.rtf

Nazi Germany At War : A 5 page paper discussing the
book, "Nazi Germany at War" by Earl R. Beck. while adequate knowledge was
possessed by this reader in regards to the Nazis and their hideous acts against humanity
becks work enlightened this writer considerably. Hitler and his regime were perhaps
one the most atrocious political groups of all time. The work of Beck, though tinged with
an intellectual pretentiousness, gave more depth and meaning to Nazi Germany at war. Nazig.wps

Adolf Karl Eichmann : A 5 page overview of the
World War II activities of Adolf Eichmann, of his escape after the war, and of his capture
and trial as a war criminal. Bibliography lists three sources. Aeichman.wps

The General Staff & Its Problems Vol II by General
Lundendorff :
A 10 page paper on the generals memoirs of World War I and the German High Command.
Bibliography lists 5 sources. Luden.wps

Political Parties in Modern Germany / An Analysis :
An 8 page paper discussing the ways German political parties have changed in recent years,
what have caused the changes, and what is the likely outcome. The paper looks at the four
major parties in great depth, analyzing their differences and opposing issues.
Bibliography lists 7 sources. Moderng.wps

The Reunification of Germany :
This 12 page paper discusses the ramifications of Germanys unification in 1990 and
its relationship to the world order. Germanys place in terms of the fall of
communism as well as its role in the creation of world peace is explored. The critical Two
Plus Four meetings are also explained. Bibliography lists 12+ sources. Grmny.wps

A Critique of German Democracy : A 12 page paper
that provides an analytical overview of German democracy since reunification, and
considers the implications for both political and social constructs. Bibliography lists 5
sources. Germand.wps

Currency In 1998s Germany : Several economic
variables are analyzed in this 5 page paper that looks at the change in currency to the
euro in contemporary Germany. Several concepts are discussed including the PPP and Big Mac
index. Market sentiment, German economic history as well as its 1998 condition is
provided. Recommendations for the future are included. Bibliography lists 12 sources. Germcurr.wps

A. James McAdams "Germany Divided" :
A 5 page paper in which the writer provides an overview of McAdams book and suggests
a critical evaluation of the work. No additional sources cited. Mcadams.wps

The Impact Of Rap / Hip Hop Music In Germany : 9
pages in length. With its roots in America, German rap and hip hop have grown throughout
the years to incorporate many and various interpretations. Both mainstream and underground
groups are represented in Germany, with a bigger emphasis placed on mainstream acceptance.
The writer discusses how rap and hip hop have infiltrated Germany, how it differs from its
American cousin, as well as what separates the mainstream from the underground.
Bibliography lists 8 sources. GermnRap.wps

Germanys Volkswagen Beetle : A 12 page
research paper which examines the history of the Third Reichs "peoples
car"-the most popular car in automotive history-its legend and the reality, and how
the new "Bug" compares with the old. Although originally the brainchild of
Hitler, the Volkswagen Beetle has taken on a new identity of its own. Bibliography lists 9
sources. Volksbug.wps

Polish Anger & The Holocaust : A 5
page paper on the writings of Polish Holocaust survivor Tadeusz Borowski in his book "This
Way for the Gas, Ladies and Gentlemen." The paper concludes that Borowskis
refusal to separate the prisoners and captors into victims and villains has to do with his
own sense of shame as a non-Jew as well as his sense of Jews as "outsiders".
Bibliography lists 1 source. Polisang.wps

How Unemployment Affects the Economy : A 10 page
paper which presents the economic condition of the world based on unemployment. The paper
presents the poor unemployment conditions of England, France, and Spain, with Spain's
unemployment as high as 22 percent and states the effects this has on those countries
ability to compete in the global marketplace and internal ills. By comparison, the paper
presents the productivity of the United States, its low unemployment figures, despite
downsizing and cost reductions, and how this affects its economic status on the world
front. Bibliography lists 11 sources. Unemecon.wps

Military Studies / Napoleon vs. Frederick The Great
: A 4 page paper that discusses the military differences between Napoleon and
Frederick the Great and creates a premise for the development of warfare. Bibliography
lists 2 sources. Frednap.wps

Anastasia / The Riddle of Anna Anderson : A 9
page paper on the woman who claimed she was the Grand Duchess Anastasia, and thus the only
survivor of the Russian Imperial Family to survive the Russian Revolution. The writer
compares different stories about Anastasia and attempts to reconcile fact from fiction in
an effort to determine whether or not Anna Anderson was truly the Grand Duchess. Forensic
/ D.N.A.-related evidence is presented and the writer ultimately describes how science
unraveled the mystery years later and discovered that Anderson was not who she
claimed to be. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Anna.wps

Transition & Change In The Economy Of Greece :
Continued political turmoil and border strife in the first years of Greek independence
delayed any significant steps toward the development of a modern economy until the late
1800s. Rapid industrialization began much later in the late 1950s. In in this
20 page paper, the writer argues that successful developments, both the immediate and the
latter, were largely the result of a structuralist-Marxist approach that prevailed for
some time in Greece. Until the 1890's, economic growth had been largely dependent on
agricultural performance. Bibliography lists 20+ sources. Greekeco.wps

The Dictatorship In Greece Following The Coup Of 1967
: An 11 page paper that provides an analysis of the history and economic elements that
directed the dictatorship of Greece following the coup of 1967. This writer provides a
distinct look at the elements leading up to the coup and the leadership under the emerging
dictatorial reign. Bibliography lists 8 sources. Greekdit.wps

Economic Policies Of The Grecian P.A.S.O.K : An
8 page essay examining the economic policies of the Panhellenic Socialist Movement
(Panhellinion Socialistiko Kinima-PASOK), the style of Greek government first put into
place in the 1970s but brought to full invasiveness under the leadership of Prime
Minister Andreas Papandreou beginning in 1982. Originally intended to pull Greece up to
the economic levels of the rest of the European Community nations, PASOKs
pervasiveness grew unchecked and became thoroughly corrupt. With the death of Papandreou
in July, 1996, the new government of Costas Simitis hopes to reverse many of the economic
policies and practices that have prevented Greek economic growth. Bibliography lists 5
sources. Pasok.wps

The Cold War -- A Reaction to Foreign Policy ? :
A 6 page paper on the possible effects of foreign policy in igniting the Cold War. The
writer examines the different doctrines at the time and explains how the failures of
foreign policy may have precipitated the Cold War. A number of global events from the Cold
War era are cited to illustrate key points. Bibliography lists 7 sources. Coldwar4.wps

Comparative Politics / Formal Power In France vs. Spain
: An 8 page research paper in which the writer compares the formal power of Spain and
France. Specifically examined is the role of formal state power, as seen in the actual
constitutions of each country and how these are each representative of present day Western
European politics. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Compo.wps

Europe Since 1870 : 6 pages worth of short essays
discussing Europe since 1870. Topics include the Dreyfus Affair as an example of
foreshadowing (1.25 pages), Darwin's Alleged Attack on the Underpinnings of Christianity
(2 paragraphs), Whether Nazis were psychotic or evil (2 paragraphs), the World War I film
'Gallipoli," Woodrow Wilson's foreign policy, and issues relevant to Fascism and
Mussolini. No Bibliography. Eur1870.wps

Greece, WWII / Resistance Groups : A 20
page research paper on the specific communist resistance groups who won the Allied war
against the Axis in Greece. The author considers the economic factors behind the
development of the communist resistance movement and how it served as the Greek army
during World War II. The author discusses this in terms of the class system devised by
Plato and concludes with a correlation between the Greek experience and todays
worldwide poverty problem as handled by "terrorist" resistance groups and world
leaders. Bibliography cites 11 sources. Grecwwii.wps

The Democratization of Romania : An 8 page paper
on the history and revolution in Romania, and the subsequent events. The writer details
especially the period since 1989, with the governments of Iliescu and Constantinescu.
Bibliography lists 8 sources. Romaniad.wps

European Communities in the Aftermath of World War II
: A 6 page paper dealing with the formation of international European alliances
after World War II. The presence of an ever-growing "European Community" is
stressed. Bibliography includes two references. Eurocomm.wps

Issues Concerning A Common European Currency / France &
The Euro : An 8 page paper discussing the introduction of the common European
currency,
the "euro," and its implications for the nation of France. Issues examined
include the reasons for Frances support of the euro and a common currency, as well
as the political ramifications the entire issue has brought about between European
nations. Bibliography lists 9 sources. Franceur.wps

The Euro & A Global Environment : A 6
page examination of the move towards a common currency in Europe called the Euro. Issues
discussed include the benefits of the Euro in regards to a world currency and also world
unification. The current situation is discussed, in that the euro will be fully in effect
on January 1, 1999, as well as the impact this reality will have on the economic
situations of investors. It is assumed that if this monetary combination succeeds, it
would not. perhaps, be out of the question to assume such would also work on a global
scale. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Euroglo.wps

The Euro : This 10 page paper looks at the
introduction of the euro and its possible effects on different parts of Europe, the United
States and investors as well. Several points of view are analyzed including that of
businessmen, economists and the general publics perception of the currency change.
Bibliography lists 15 sources. Euroeff.wps

European Monetary Union / General Overview : 5
pages in length. The writer discusses the European Union and how it affects the different
countries of Europe, particularly in light of the fact that Russia applied to the Union
after her neighbors. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Emufict.wps

European Monetary Union / Issues Concerning A Common
Currency :
A 10 page paper on the issue of implementing a common currency in Europe. The writer
addresses the pros and cons and gives suggested solutions. Bibliography lists 8 sources. Currncy.wps

European Monetary Union .. EMU Stability : A 5
page economic research paper that argues that the EMU may experience some instability at
its introduction, but in the long run, it is a necessary component of globally expanding
economies. The writer explores the issue in terms of both advanced and fragile/emerging
economies, and in terms of currency convertibility. Bibliography lists 6 sources. Emuecon.wps

European Money Union -- Maastricht Delay: An 8
page research paper investigating the significance and the repercussions of the Maastricht
treaty conference in bringing Europe to a uniform currency. The paper lists the EMS as the
forerunner of the European Monetary Union in its role of setting fixed exchange rates
among the currencies of Europe, explaining why Germany was chosen as the point of
reference for the exchange rates, why Germany has been a leader in organizing the EMU, and
why Germany may be excluded from the initial round of member states when the Euro is
launched, planned for January 1, 1999. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Emu.wps

A Common Currency -- The Euro : A 5 page paper
discussing the introduction of the euro (EMU) and the extent to which it will reduce the
"home bias" of portfolio managers in the U.S. Also reviewed are several issues
relating to the euro and how it will affect the UKs pound sterling. Bibliography
lists five sources. Theeuro.wps

The European Investment Bank : This 5 page paper
provides an overview of the creation of the European Investment Bank as well as the role
it plays within the purview of international banking. The banks relationship with
the European Union (EU) is also discussed in detail. This historical
reference is supplemented by recent actions taken by the enormous institution.
Bibliography lists 6 sources. Eib.wps

Foreign Direct Investment In The European Union :
An 8 page paper discussing foreign direct investment in the European Union and what policy
changes could or should be made. Bibliography lists eight sources. EUinvest.doc

The European Court Of Justice / How The Design Of The
Institution Impacts Policy Outcomes : This 6 page paper considers the development
and inclusive structures of the European Court of Justice, and considers whether changes
in the design of the institution would have any notable impact on the outcomes for
European policy determinations. This paper begins by evaluating the nature of the ECJ
development, including its premise in the Maastricht Treaty, and then relates inherent
conflicts and the possible benefits that can be derived from changes. Bibliography lists 7
sources. ECJ.wps

Italy During The Nineteenth &
Twentieth Centuries : This 8 page paper takes a critical look at this
countrys difficult history from the time of Napoleons rule through the present
day. Bibliography lists 11 sources. Itly1920.wps

Investing In Italy : An 8 page research paper
investigating the wisdom of investing in Italy. Known for its history of tumultuous
government, Italy has enjoyed a relative period of calm since early 1996 when Prime
Minister Romano Prodi's center-left Olive Tree Alliance took power with a primary goal of
being among the first of the European countries to join the European Monetary Union in
1998. In order to achieve their goal, Italy will have to meet strict requirements
regarding economic growth and overall deficit, and the central government realizes that
foreign investment along with their own hard work can help Italy achieve their goals.
Bibliography lists 8 sources. Italytinv.wps

Italian History and Economy : A 10 page research
paper investigating the history and economy of Italy. Reviews the political climate as
well as economic reforms made in the last several years. Offers data on trade, GDP, and
efforts made towards the goal of becoming a founding-member of the EMU. Bibliography
includes 6 references. Italy.wps

Italys Governmental Focus On Joining The European
Monetary Union :
A 10 page paper on public policy in Italy concerning bringing the countrys economy
in line with the standards set in 1992 in Maastricht for membership acceptance in the European
Monetary Union (EMU). The EMU will establish a common currency for
all member states and eliminate the political barriers of border and exchange rates. Italy
has widely disparate regions: the wealth of the country is centered in the industrialized
north, while the agricultural south is poor. Italy is working to achieve EMU and use the
benefits of membership to ease the economic disparities between their two main regions.
Bibliography lists 9 sources. ItalyEU.wps

The European Union : A 12 page paper describing the
European Union. Details are given on the history of Europe and the desire for a form of
unity. Separate countries are given some mention for the purpose of examining more closely
the individuals and their situations as they relate to the Union. A section on the
developing of one set monetary unit is included in the effort to show that this is perhaps
the most essential element in the attempt of the European Union to become more competitive
and successful in the world marketplace. A references page with 8 sources follows. EUnion.wps

Pope John Paul IIs Political Influence In Eastern
Europe : A 15 page paper looking at John Pauls entire papacy, but focusing
on his role in the fall of communism in Eastern Europe. There is an old saying among
Christians admonishing them not to be so heavenly-minded that theyre no earthly
good. Pope John Paul lives the exhortation, and without risk of failing to be of any
"earthly good." To say that Pope John Paul II was "instrumental" in
the fall of communism in Eastern Europe is far more than simple understatement. Though the
US was involved at the level of Ronald Reagan and William Casey, it was John Paul II who
determined which course of action would be taken in Poland when there was disagreement
over the best ways to support Solidarity while it was illegal. A committed anticommunist,
John Paul caused the entire Catholic community to be supportive of the work of Solidarity
in Poland. Bibliography lists 10 sources. Johnpaul.wps

Security In Europe : A 12 page paper that looks at
the issue of security in Europe as the face of that region changes. This paper considers
the roles of both the EU and NATO. Bibliography lists 12 sources. Secueur.wps

Effects Of The War In Bosnia : A 5 page
paper that discusses the effects of the War in Bosnia in relationship to the people,
including their ongoing memories of the war, but more importantly how that relates to
their current situation. The writer posits that politically, the war is merely at a truce
because the country is run by war criminals, and from a personal viewpoint, the
reunification not only poses continued deprivation, but no long-term solutions.
Bibliography lists 4 sources. Bosniwar.wps

Migration Of Bosnian Refugees : This 5 page
overview explores the situation in Bosnia, with focus on refugees from the area. Treaties,
involvement of other countries as well as the impact the situation has had on other
nations are all discussed. The reason behind the conflict, known as "ethnic
cleansing" is included as well. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Bosnian.wps

The Decision To Send Troops To Bosnia : A 5 page
paper discussing the ideological and motivational perspectives that influenced the U.S.
decison to send troops into Bosnia. Bibliography lists 7 sources. Bosnia.doc

Rights vs. Sanctions / Differences Between Democratic &
Non-Democratic States : A 3 page essay on the reasons why sanctions do not
work in non-democratic societies. Using Bosnia as an example, the writer presents an
argument for the advantage of having inalienable rights to government accountability.
Bibliography lists 3 sources. Bosniesy.doc

US Foreign Policy In Bosnia
: A 7 page paper that provides an overview of US foreign policy in Bosnia, and
provides a critical analysis of the actions taken in that region by the united states and
their outcomes in recent years. Bibliography included. Bosnia2.doc

Ethnic Cleansing in Bosnia : This 8 page
paper looks at the problems in Bosnia as a result of the Serbs desire for ethnic
cleansing. The problem is looked at from both a historical and sociological
perspective.Bibliography lists 10 sources. Ethclean.wps

Balkan Conflicts & Ideologies / 1913-1914 :
A 6 page research paper exploring how the concept of authoritarianism was developed in the
Balkans and its contribution to the first and second Balkan Wars. The writer explores
general theories, then addresses specific details about the actions of Bosnians,
Bulgarians, Greeks, Romanians, and Serbs during this period. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Cnbalkan.wps

Kosovo / Its History, Its Ramifications : A 6
page overview of the history of Kosovo and its current political status. Discusses the
relative demographics of the region in terms of Serbs and Albanians and outlines the
probabilities of independence and overall consequences of such independence. Bibliography
lists 6 sources. Kosovo.wps

U.S. -- Central European Involvement : An 11
page paper discussing current US interest and policies for Central Europe--specifically
Hungary, Poland and the Czech republic. Bibliography lists 8 sources. Ceneuro.wps

Yugoslavian Dissolution : A 10 page research
paper with an overview of three theories regarding dissolution of the Yugoslav Republic.
The three areas explored include the U.N. offer of recognition, economic factors, and
ongoing animosity of between the various ethnic nations. Bibliography lists 7 sources. Yugofall.wps

The Dayton Accord : A 10 page overview of
the Dayton Accord, its history, implementation and current status. Stresses the importance
of U.S. and NATO involvement. Bibliography lists 7 sources. Dayton.wps

The Macedonian Question : A 12 page research paper
that investigates the Macedonian Question which has been intense intermittently for
hundreds of years. In the 1990s, with the break-up of Yugoslavia and with the
establishment of Macedonia as a separate independent nation, the question has once again
become intense. Who has the most valid claim to this territory? This paper attempts to
answer the question by presenting a brief historical overview, Yugoslavia's actions and
evidence to suggest Greece's claim is the most valid. Bibliography lists 7 sources. Macedonia.wps

The Protest Of Vaclav Havel : a 7 page paper
showing how Havels play "The Protest" demonstrates the effects of artistic
repression during the Communist era in Czechoslovakia. It provides a considerable amount
of background into the position of the Communists in that country at the time Havel wrote
the play, and demonstrates how he moved from dissident playwright to President.
Bibliography lists 6 sources. Havel.wps

The Czech Republic & Privatization : A 20 page
discussion on their successful privatization program, but how the program has contributed
to some long-range economic problems requiring divestiture of the government of its
interests in the voucher-holding investment funds. The writer discusses the countrys
relationship with the IMF and the EU, and how Czech has responded quickly and
appropriately to the Asian financial crisis. Bibliography lists 11 sources. Czechprv.doc

Experiences Of Czech Immigrants In The U.S. : A 5
page paper discussing the experiences of Czech Republic immigrants in the United States.
The writer examines the "push and pull" factors that resulted in their
immigration and a number of the socio-economic factors that made them leave their
homeland. Bibliography lists four sources. Czech.doc

Belgium / Electoral Systems & Politics : A 5
page overview of the Belgium political system as it is related to its electoral system.
The paper posits and supports the argument that in order for a move to a party ticket to
work in Belgium, a sense of public conscious must be developed, or devolution and the
party ticket will only serve to worsen the countrys crisis. Bibliography lists 7
sources. Belgpol.wps

American International Business in Europe : A 35
page research paper closely examining the prospects for US-based businesses in Europe. All
around the world, nations are forming geographic alliances to help build their share of
the world market, but Western Europe is taking one extra "giant step" in their
plans for a barrier-free Europe with a common currency in use by the year 2002. The US
Mission to the European Communities acts as liaison for US-based businesses in both
current and future operations. The US Agency for International Development (US-AID) is
working to assist the emerging economies of post-communist Central and Eastern Europe in
joining the world market. Three world-leading, US-based businesses, Microsoft, IBM and
Hewlett-Packard, are discussed in relation to their existing European efforts.
Bibliography lists 29 sources. Big-Busi.wps

Business Attractiveness Of The Former Eastern Bloc
Countries : 7 pages in length. Poland and Hungary seem to have bogged down some in
their economic reforms that are even now ongoing, but Czechoslovakia approached the same
reform measures in a different order after the initial shock of ending government programs
related to price and production. The Czechs have been the most successful in their
economic change programs, primarily through their mass privatization efforts. All of them
are highly attractive to businesses because of the dedication of their people to commit to
and stick with a goal when giving up would be so much easier, and for the
governments solicitous attitudes toward foreign business investment. Bibliography
lists 6 sources. Blocou.wps

Poland In The Nineties : This 5 page paper
looks at political and economic changes in Poland during the nineties. The
interrelationship between the two is discussed. Bibliography lists 4 sources. Poland3.
wps

Switzerlands Tourism Industry : A 7 page
research paper exploring the tourist industry in Switzerland. The largest single employing
industry in the country, tourism is regulated by federal policies within which the ecology
of the country is considered. Switzerland receives visitors totally more than four times
it own population each year. Bibliography lists 7 references. Swisstou.wps

The Economic System Of Martinique : A 6 page paper
discussing the economic system of Martinique and answering a variety of questions related
to the countrys economy. Bibliography lists ten sources. Martinq.wps

NATOs Future Role : A 13 page paper discussing the
roles NATO has set for itself for the 21st Century, including: expansion of the
partnership to include more free states; a lasting order of peace for Europe based on
human rights, freedom and democracy; meet the challenges of regional crisis and conflict
management, improving the security and stability for Euro-Atlantic nations; and the
consolidation of democratic and free societies on the European continent in order to
create an undivided Europe. The paper discusses the opposing views to expansion, and its
treatment of the Russia-Ukraine issue, and looks at ways in which the stated role could be
improved upon. Bibliography lists 10 sources. Natorole.wps

Economics, Business and International Trade in Norway :
A 5 page paper that provides an overview of the progression of Norway from an agricultural
center to a newly re-emerging force in international trade. This paper demonstrates that
Norway's success is related to both international policies and national policies that have
both contributed to economic successes there. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Norway.wps

Jozef Pilsudski : A 6 page paper on the life and
times of Jozef Pilsudski (early 20th century), independent Polands first President.
Attempts to show that although Pilsudski was a harsh ruler, he genuinely thought that he
was helping Poland to become a strong and independent nation. Bibliography included. Pilsud.wps

Polish Stabilization : A 17 page research paper
examining the stabilization policies of Poland since the fall of communism in 1989. The
measures that Poles imposed on themselves were so severe that they were collectively
termed "shock therapy." Inflation rates of nearly 600% combined with an
unemployment rate that peaked at nearly 15%, combined with the abrupt end of all the
social support programs available under communist rule made life in Poland extremely
difficult, yet the people remained steadfast in their determination to "Return to
Europe." Though they havent yet accomplished their full return, theyre
well on their wayobservers expect them to gain full membership into the European
Community by the year 2000. Bibliography lists 9 sources. Poland.wps

Comparing American & Polish Culture : A 5 page
research paper briefly exploring the American and Polish cultures. The emphases in the
essay include: religion, family, children and teenagers. There are far more similarities
between the two cultures than one would expect given their respective political
backgrounds. Extensive bibliography is included. Amerpoli.wps

Swiss National Identity / A Neutral State? :
An 8 page paper that postulates that the Swiss national identity as a neutral state has
recently come into question. The particular question is their military involvement in
World War II, and secondarily their holocaust victim holdings. The background of Swiss
polity is presented, reflecting a fragmented form of government that has diverse
influences, reflecting both positively and negatively on their national identity.
Bibliography lists 5 sources. Swiss.wps

Socialism As A Political Philosophy : A 5 page
paper describing socialism as a political philosophy and the impact this has on Eastern
and Western Europe as they enter a new stage in economic negotiations. The author
describes past events in the development of socialism and relates this to the current
status of Europe following the break up of the USSR and the emergence of the European
Union. Bibliography lists 4 sources. Socialis.wps

Albania : A detailed 11 page overview/ country
profile (country study) of Albania and its demographics. Bibliography lists six sources.Albania.wps

(The) Armenian People : A sociopolitical
examination of what the Armenian people have been doing since independence (Politics,
jobs, agriculture, etc;). 5 pages, Bibliography lists 4 sources. Armenian.wps

Mustafa Kemal (Ataturk), Kemalism, and Modern Turkey
: A 25 page paper describing Mustafa Kemal's (later named Ataturk)
principles of Kemalism and the political reshaping of the Turkish Republic under his rule.
This paper provides an overview of each of the principles of Kemalism: republicanism,
nationalism, populism, etatism, secularism and reformism, and demonstrates the way in
which Kemal promoted these in the development of the Turkish Republic. Bibliography lists
13 sources. Ataturk.wps

Dictatorships / Cause & Effects : A 4 page
paper on Turkey and the dictatorship of that country. The writer describes the factors
common to dictatorships, and the long and short term effects. Bibliography lists 4
sources. Dictturk.wps

Legal Systems Of Estonia and Slovakia : A 14 page
paper that describes the basis for the legal systems in both Estonia and Slovakia. This
paper describes the legal processes within the structure of the other countries in Eastern
Europe, and presents the necessity of legal constructs within the political climates of
these two transitioning countries. Bibliography lists 6 sources. Estonia.wps

The Infrared Space Observatory : This 10 page
report on the European Space Agencys Infrared Space Observatory
(ISO) gives an overview of what the ISOs investigations are revealing, why
its observations are in demand, and how its discoveries are beginning to rewrite the
textbooks on astronomy. Bibliography lists four sources. Infrared.wps

The Social Structure of Portugal as Reflected in the Work
of Eša de Queiroz : A 6 page paper primarily dealing with the social history of
Portugal. It discusses how little Portugal changed between the thirteenth and nineteenth
centuries, and touches on the work of realist writer Eša de Queiroz, who attempted to
address Portugals social backwardness. No sources. Queiroz.wps

The Sinking Of The Titanic : A 10 page
research paper summarizing the construction, amenities, and loss of the Titanic in 1912.
As a direct result of the sinking of the Titanic, international ice patrols were
instituted that remain in place today, and British shipping regulations were revamped.
Bibliography lists 16 sources. Titanic2.wps

The Sinking Of The Titanic / Controversy & Discovery
: An 8 page essay on the sinking of the Titanic. The writer describes the events that
occurred and how unexpected the entire tragedy was. The ensuing controversy over
responsibility and specific events is analyzed through related articles. A review of
findings since the Titanic's discovery during the 1990's is included as well. Bibliography
lists 10 sources. Titanic.wps

The Titanic / How The Different Social Classes Were
Treated : In 3 pages, the writer discusses how the rich, middle class, and poor
were treated on the fateful voyage of the Titanic in 1912. The bibliography lists 5
sources. Titansoc.wps

The Impact of Modern Technology On The Musical Cultures
Of Eastern Europe : A 2 page paper that provides an overview of the impacts of
modernization and musical technologies on the musical cultures in Eastern Europe.
Bibliography lists 3 sources. EeMusic.doc

European Information Policies : A 17
page paper on the issue of communications in the European communities. A description of
Europes participation as well as many examples of possible initiatives is included.
A discussion of the Green Paper on the Convergence of the separate sectors of
communications is discussed. In addition there is some information offered as to some
current technological decisions as they relate to the European communities such as issues
surrounding other technological items that are prevalent in the United States.
Bibliography lists 8 sources. Ecommun.wps

Turks in Bulgaria : A 5 page analysis of
Bulgarian Turks in Bulgaria, their contributions to the government and how current
Bulgarian Policy, generally, serves their needs. Although dissidence is growing, during
the 1990s, the Turks have experienced a relatively peaceful existence in Bulgaria.
Bibliography lists 6 sources. Bulgturk.wps

Book Review / World War I : Guy Chapman's "A
Passionate Prodigality" is essentially a partial autobiography containing a lengthy
World War I and post-wartime experience of great emotion for the author/narrator. In this
5 page review, the writer offers opinions and reactions to the content of the book and to
the events of World War I in Europe as described by Chapman in his book. Passprod.wps

Film Analysis / "Babette's Feast" :
A 5 page paper that considers the elements of religious affectation, lifestyle changes and
"the meal" within the film, focusing on the impacts that these have on the
community as well as Babette's character. (Film takes place in 19th century Denmark and
deals heavily with the socio-political climate of the era). Babette.wps

World War I & II : A 12 page paper which
details some of the circumstances of World War I and II. World War I took place in the
beginning of the century and changed the balance of powers that were in existence for
centuries. Europe was virtually devastated by the war and the United States came out of it
as a major world power. World War II was essentially a continuation of the first World
War. Both wars have some similarities in their cause as well as the ensuing result.
Bibliography lists 8 sources. Worldwar.wps

Fascism in Austria : A 22 page paper on the rise
and influence of fascism in Austria. Examined during the period between the two wrold
wars, the various fascist movements are analyzed. Bibliography lists 9 sources. Austria.wps

The Battle of Verdun : An 8 page paper that
reviews the Battle of Verdun, a major battle of the First World War, and considers the
overall impact of this event on the outcome of the War. This paper reviews the impact of
the French defensive against Germany, and the expectations based on the premises of the
German offensive that were never met. Bibliography lists 4 sources. Verdun.wps

The Battle Of Verdun #2 : 8 pages in length. The
1916 battle of Verdun is considered one of the most influential events to ultimately shape
France's self-image as a country. Fought throughout the bitterest of winters, the soggy
rains of spring and fall, and the infernal heat of summer, the battle cost the lives of
some four-hundred thousand French fighters. So horridly etched upon history is the
massacre, that just the mention of it triggers memories that the French vow will never be
relived again. The writer offers an overview of the events leading up to the battle, as
well as the tactics that were applied during fighting. Bibliography lists 10 sources. Verdun2.wps

A Turning Point In The History Of France : This
4 page report discusses the ways in which the "Great War" was a definitive
moment in the history of France in terms of its influence on France after 1919.
Bibliography lists 1 source. Francturn.wps

The Rise of Industrialism, Nationalism, &
Imperialism in Post-Napoleonic Europe : A 5-page essay discussing the cause and
effect relationship between the rise of industrialism, nationalism, and imperialism in
Europe and how it led to World War I. Information comes from "A History of the Modern
World" by Robert Roswell Palmer and Joel Colton. Postnap.wps

Imperialism As A Cause Of World War I : A 5 page
paper arguing that the re-birth of imperialism (dating as far back as 1880) -- ushered in
by the Industrial Revolution -- contributed greatly to the conflicts that would result in
the outbreak of WW I. Specific examples of European conquest are given to illustrate
points made. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Ww1imper.wps

Book Review / World War I : Guy Chapman's "A
Passionate Prodigality" is essentially a partial autobiography containing a lengthy
World War I and post-wartime experience of great emotion for the author/narrator. In this
5 page review, the writer offers opinions and reactions to the content of the book and to
the events of World War I in Europe as described by Chapman in his book. Passprod.wps

Cultural Influence of World War I : An 10 page
research paper on World War I's influence on art, literature and music. The writer
describes the significance of World War I, the various art and literary movements, and the
changes they led to. Bibliography lists 7 sources. Musicww1.wps

Causes Of The First World War : This 5 page essay
analyzes four specific essays regarding the origins of World War I and comments on how
Kaiser Wilhelm II would feel about the writers' comments. Different theories for the
reasons for the War are discussed with contradictory evidence offered. No bibliography. War1essa.wps

The Origins Of World War I / Book Review : This 6
page essay discusses the content of a book by this same title -- one which closely
examines the sociopolitical factors affecting the weeks and months subsequent to
assassination of Austria-Hungary's Archduke Ferdinand and other issues causing the
outbreak of war all around the globe. No bibliographic information is available. Ww1book.wps

Women In World War I : A 7 page research paper
demonstrating the involvement of women in WWI relief efforts all around the world. The
writer discusses the work of The Woman's Motor Corps, The Smith College Relief
Fund, and more. Names of specific women who contributed most to the cause are
mentioned and the unprecedented success they enjoyed in getting much larger companies and
organizations from all over the world to help out is discussed in detail. It is noted that
the self-motivated efforts of women were more socially-accepted during this era than they
would have ever been in previous centuries of Western history. Bibliography lists 4
sources. Ww1women.wps

How World War I Set The Stage For World War II : In
this 5 page essay, the writer argues that the severe terms and conditions imposed upon
Germany at the conclusion of WWI contributed to that country's faltering economy and loss
of national pride-- circumstances which made the German people susceptible to the
propaganda of Hitler and the rise of the Nazi party. Thus, the world's harsh punishing of
Germany ultimately ignited the sparks that would flame a Second World War. Bibliography
lists 4 sources. Ww1.wps

World Wars I & II / Comparison Between Causes and
Results : A 5 page exploration of the causes and results of World Wars I and II.
The writer examines the premise that World War II was a direct result of the aftermath of
World War I. Bibliography lists 2 sources. War1and2.wps

World War II / A General History : 5 pages in
length. The largest and most costly war in history, World War II did much to bring
together nations that had up until then been bitter enemies. The writer briefly chronicles
the prewar climate, what actually set off the fighting, as well as the aftermath that
followed. WWIIab.wps

The Causes and Effects of World War II : A 5 page
paper on the causes and effects of Word War II. It includes insight and some facts as to
why we went to war, who was involved, and what some of the outcomes were. It also
describes some of the losses suffered by the various countries involved, and what
motivated them to act as they did. Bibliography cites several sources. Ww-ii.wps

Did the U. S. Treat Germany & Japan Differently During
WWII ? :
In 5 pages the writer attempts to answer the question of whether the United States treated
Germany and Japan differently during World War II. Actual warfare, public attitudes,
propaganda, etc. are discussed. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Germtrea.wps

Prelude to World War : 6 pages total. A short essay
discussing factors leading upto and surrounding World War I and U.S. involvement. Austria,
Hungary, F.D.R., and others are frequently-mentioned keywords. The writer also briefly
discusses the relevance of factors that would later lead upto WW II as well. Bibliography
lists 6+ sources. Histess.wps

(The) Berlin Blockade : 8 pages in length. An
intriguing essay that evaluates, analyzes, and forms an opinion about the Berlin Blockade.
(An aggressive, post-WW II act by the former Soviet Union). Paper makes several very
strong points. Bibliography lists six sources to support.Berlinbl.wps

The Blitzkrieg / German Warfare In WW II : A
10 page research paper on the blitzkrieg in World War II. The writer details the meaning
of the term, the general tactics involved, and the specific campaigns by the Germans
during the war. Bibliography lists 9 sources. Blitzkri.wps

Aviation Tactics in World War II / American vs. Japanese
Perspectives :
A 12 page paper that provides an overview of the aviation tactics used by the German,
Japanese and American troops in World War II. Bibliography lists 10 sources. Ww2av.wps

Military Strategies & Tactics Used In The Invasion Of
Yugoslavia, World War II : A 5 page paper that provides an overview of the
military aspects of the Yugoslavian invasion by the Germans in 1941. Bibliography lists 5
sources. Yugmili.wps

Cultural Changes Resulting From World War II : A 5
page paper examining the cultural changes ushered in by the actions and consequences of
World War II. Hundreds of thousands of women had gone to work in the nations
factories that had been dedicated to war materiel production and only grudgingly gave up
those jobs for returning veterans. They had become accustomed to the wages and fulfillment
of outside employment and set out to regain it in their own right. African Americans were
granted the right to vote in 1944 because of their overwhelming willingness to fight and
die for the country that had taken little notice of their existence, and the GI Bill
provided access to college education to thousands who otherwise would not have been able
to attend. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Ww2cult.wps

Industrial Development In Russia / 1689 Through 1917
: A 16 page paper discussing the industrial revolution in Russia throughout the rule
of the Romanov dynasty. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Russiade.rtf

Russias Cultural Advancement During The
Renaissance : 5 pages in length. While the rest of Europe was advancing culturally
as a direct result of the Renaissance period, Russia did not reap the same benefits of
cultural development. The Mongol occupation in Russia was responsible for the
disproportionate growth; because of the ongoing Mongol suppression, Russians were not able
to prosper culturally to the extent other European countries experienced. The writer
discusses cultural advancement as it pertains to Russia during the Mongol occupation.
Bibliography lists 5 sources. Russren.wps

Catherine The Great : An 8 page overview of the
life and accomplishments of Catherine the Great. Although the ethics in her rise to the
throne were questionable to say the least, Catherine proved to be an effective leader for
Russia. Bibliography lists 8 sources.Tsarina.wps

Tchaikovsky As A Hero : The 5 page research paper
on the life and music of nineteenth-century Russian composer Peter Illich Tchaikovsky. The
writer demonstrates how the composers gift of melody, technical proficiency, and
contributions to ballet and opera definitely make him one of the greatest composer of all
time. The paper also touches on how Tchaikovskys homosexuality influenced how his
music was regarded in academic circles. Bibliography contains 4 sources. Tchai.wps

Tchaikovsky / Hero Or Villain ? : In 11 pages, the
writer discusses that Tchaikovsky was in actuality a villain, not the hero that he
was made out to be, while using critical perspectives such as Freudianism, Feminism, and
Marxism. Bibliography lists 7 sources. Kovsky.wps

Decline Of Imperial Russia : A 5 page paper on
the decline of Imperial Russia.
The discussion involves the argument of whether the decline was doomed or merely unlucky,
based on pages 528-611 of the book Major Problems in the History of Imperial Russia
by James Cracraft. The side that is taken is that of stating Imperial Russia was destined
to fail in light of the fact that they refused to make necessary adjustments to the
changes that were rapidly occurring throughout their continent, as well as the rest of the
world. They ignorantly believed that they could uphold their tradition and follow their
individual form of modernization without integrating themselves with anyone else. No
additional sources cited. Imprussi.wps

Democracy in Russia : A 4 page research paper
on the concept of democracy and its embodiment in Russia. The writer details the
representative form of government, political parties, trends and social and economic
problems. Bibliography lists 6 sources. Democr.wps

Socio-Cultural Influences And Elections In Russia :
The effects of social, cultural and economic factors on politics are discussed in this 7
page research paper. The 1995 Russian Parliamentary election is highlighted as an example.
Bibliography lists 6 sources. Russia.wps

Kazakhstan / An Economic History : An 8 page
paper on this republic of the former Soviet Union. Its ecomonic history and the subsequent
problems that have developed are examined. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Kazak.wps

The Russian Revolution and the Bolshevik Influence :
A 6 page paper that posits that only a very small minority group numbering 33,000
formed the Bolshevik party --and gained the support of millions in order to cause the
Russian Revolution under the leadership of Josef Stalin and with the support of Lenin.
Bibliography includes 8 sources. Russrev.wps

The French & Russian Revolutions : A 5 page
examination of the factors which cause revolutions with a comparison of the stimuli which
caused the French and Russian Revolutions and their outcomes. Bibliography lists six
sources. Charfa.wps

Sino-Soviet Relations From 1945-1989 : 5 pages in
length. Nineteen eighty-nine was a most significant year for Sino-Soviet relations. The
Chinese and the Russians had endured several decades of discord that ultimately culminated
in the restoration of party-to-party relations, bringing together the two communist
parties. The events that initially caused the rift between the two powers served to create
considerable strain within existing Sino-Soviet relations; these concerns were not so much
because of Russian initiatives or concessions but more because Chinese developments. The
writer discusses the events affecting Sino-Soviet relations between 1945 and 1989.
Bibliography lists 4 sources. Sinosov.wps

Women's Movement Of 1919 Russia / Conflicting Views :
An 11 page paper that provides an overview of the elements leading to considerable
opposition in the Russian Women's movement of 1919, essentially dividing the women of
Russian. This paper argues that the fundamental premises of both Feminist and Bolshevik
groups pitted women against women. Bibliography lists 6 sources. Russwf.wps

Soviet Film In The 1920s : An 8 page research
paper on the political and aesthetic principles involved in filmmaking during this era.
The writer presents critical commentary and examples from film. Bibliography lists 5
sources. Sovifilm.wps

A. H. Franks "Pavlova, 1881 to 1931" / A
Biography : 5 pages in length. The true essence of life's dramatic celebrations
and accomplishment is portrayed with vivid mastery in A. H. Franks' biography of Russian
ballerina Anna Pavlova entitled Pavlova, 1881 to 1931: A Biography. The writer
discusses how Franks captures Pavlova's joys and heartbreaks, successes and failures by
offering the reading audience a detailed glimpse into the life of perhaps the most
premiere Russian ballerina of her time. No additional sources cited. Pavlova.wps

Economic Policies Behind Stalin and the Bolsheviks /
Effects of World War II : A 10 page paper that analyzes the economic politics
behind Stalin and the Bolsheviks, in power during World War II, and how the war affected
them. This paper discusses the party ideals, providing statistical information of its
success and the resultant devastation of the war based on the West's, including the U.S.
sanctions against the country before and immediately following the war. The paper also
provides some background on the German threat. Bibliography lists 12 sources . Sovwwii.wps

Stalin's Rule / Leninist Or Otherwise? : 6
pages in length. There have been many changes from the time Stalin took over for Lenin's
leadership; however, it is clear by witnessing the style of leadership Stalin exhibited
that he was greatly influenced by Lenin. In fact, it can be argued that Stalin did not
take over after Lenin's death; rather, he ascended to it by way of taking example from the
late leader's strategy. Many have contended that Lenin groomed Stalin for the position by
establishing a system of learning that enabled Stalin to carry forth a great deal of the
typical daily government business, as well as tend to a number of domestic and foreign
policy issues. However, others assert that as Lenin neared the end, he developed doubts
concerning Stalin's ability to take over such a monumental task. The writer discusses
whether or not Stalin's rule was influenced by Leninism. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Leninist.wps

Nicholas II and the February Revolution : A 16
page paper that describes the history and persepectives around the February Revolution
that led to the abdication of Nicholas II. This paper considers the impact of the two
major political groups of the time, the Mensheviks and the Bolsheviks during the First
World War, and the reflections of their membership on the leadership of Nicholas. This
paper also recognizes Nicholas relationships with his advisors and their perceptions
on the insurrection that caused his necessary abdication. Bibliography lists 12 sources. Nicholas.wps

Battle Of Nomanhan, Mongolia (Khalkin-Gol River) /
Analyzed :
This 5 page research paper examines the 1939 Battle of Nomanhan border dispute between the
Soviet and Japanese armies. Specifically discussed are the causes of the underlying causes
of the battle, what took place, and its impact. Bibliography lists 4 sources. Nomanhan.rtf

The German Invasion of Russia / The Battle of Kursk
: An 8 page view of the German invasion of Russia with particular emphasis on the
Battle of Kursk as being the turning point of the war. Bibliography lists six sources. Kursk.wps

Lenin's Influence On The Russian Revolution : In
6 pages the author discusses Vladimir Ilyich Lenin and his influence on the Russian
Revolution. Lenin led the first great socialist revolution in world history. He was a
political leader of genius, and a martyr. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Lenrus.wps

FDR vs. Stalin At Yalta : A 5 page paper
promoting the argument that FDR was duped by Stalin at the Yalta conference in
1945. Some background included on Stalin along with references to specific incidents
showing how he manipulated the president in addition to other prominent figures.
Bibliography lists 4 sources. Fdryalta.wps

Did Stalin Follow Lenin? : A 9 page paper
focusing on the policies and practices of Lenin and Stalin. The writer details the
ideology of Vladimir Lenin and analyzes whether Stalin swayed from Bolshevik philosophy.
Bibliography lists nine sources. Bolshevi.wps

Lenin and Stalin -- Policies and Practices : A 15
page paper on the policies and practices of these two Russian dictators. The writer
parallels Lenin and Stalin and describes their impact on the Russian people. Bibliography
lists 12 sources. Bolshev2.wps

Totalitarianism & Joseph Stalin : This 10 page
paper discusses totalitarianism, in general, and how Stalins regime of terror and
complete control exemplifies it. More than Hitler or Mussolini, Stalin represents
totalitarianism at its worst. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Stalinto.wps

The Pros & Cons Of Joseph Stalin's Industrialization
: Stalin, knowing relatively little about human nature, other than Marx's treatise
that "human beings could be molded to serve the state," created a vision of
massive industrialization based on the "scientific man." In this 6 page research
paper, the writer discusses both the positive and negative effects of Stalin's
industrialization in Russia. A number of statistical and sociopolitical examples from 20th
century Russian history are provided to better-illustrate points made. Bibliography lists
5 sources. Stalin.wps

Stalin & The Bomb / Book Review : A 9 page
paper on David Holloway's book entitled "Stalin And The Bomb" in which the
writer explores Soviet efforts to develop their own atomic bomb just after World War II.
The geo-political implications of Stalin's project and our entry into what would truly
become a "nuclear age" are evaluated. Bibliography lists 5 additional critical
sources. Stalinbk.wps

Joseph Stalin / An Evaluation Of His Military Prowess :
A 7 page paper on the leadership talents and military campaigns of Joseph Stalin. The
writer focuses upon Stalin's activities just prior to and during World War II--
particularly the Red Army's conquests in the Far East and elsewhere. It is argued that
Stalin should be commended for playing such a significant role in ultimately defeating the
Germans. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Stalinww.wps

Differing Views of Stalin : A 5 page review and
critique of three articles discussing Josef Stalin: Noves Was Stalin Really
Necessary?, Khrushchevs De-Stalinization Speech, and Toistoyas In
Cannibalistic Times. Nove wanders around and concludes that Stalin epitomized the wishes
of the Party, but fails to address the fact that Stalin massacred most of the leading
Party members when they disagreed with him; Khrushchev makes solid, valid observations on
Stalin, but then follows them with saying that Lenin was not such a bad guy, after all.
His support of Lenin weakens his stance on Stalin. Toistoya reports on the publication of
Conquests book on Stalin. It was published in the former USSR in 1990, but most
reading thinkers had already read it when it was smuggled into the country 20 years
earlier. No bibliography. Stalin.DOC

Differences & Similarities Between Lenin, Stalin, &
Mao : An 10 page reseach paper analyzing the similarities and differences of
Lenin, Stalin, and Mao. The impact they had on their country is discussed. Further, a
comparison is made between the writings of Lenin, Hitler and Mussolini. All were fanatics,
all were dictators, all blamed another segment of their society for everything that was
wrong. Extensive bibliography is included. Lenstalin.wps

Stalin / USSR Agenda & The Korean War : A 12
page essay on the Stalinist Agenda, the history behind it, and its application to the
Korean War, and particularly the 38th Parallel. The writer also addresses the
United States and United Nations agendas along the same thesis. Bibliography
lists 10 sources. Ruskorea.wps

U.S. Reaction To Soviet Invasions Of Czechoslovakia And
Afghanistan :
This 8 page report discusses and compares the similarities and differences between the
Soviets 1968 invasion of Czechoslovakia and the 1979 invasion of Afghanistan. The
reaction of the U.S. in both circumstances is discussed, as well as reasons why the U.S.
reacted differently in each situation. Bibliography lists 8 sources. Usreact.wps

Education In Russia : An 11 page research paper on
education in Communist and Post-Communist Russia with particular emphasis upon the
evolution of technical, engineering education. Specific institutes, course work, State
Educational Standards, etc; are among the many items discussed. Bibliography lists 5
sources. Russedu.wps

Gorbachev's Leadership : An 8 page paper that
provides an overview of Gorbachev's leadership style and considers it in terms of the
impacts on the Soviet coup and transformation. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Gorblead.wps

Gorbachev's Speech to the United Nations : 5 pages
in which the author discusses the 1988 speech given by Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev.
The speech is analysed. Gorbspee.wps

Legal Reforms Of Gorbachev vs. Yeltsin / Comparative
Analysis :
A 15 page research paper examining the legal reforms of Gorbachev and Yeltsin. Specific
focus on the attempt to establish "Rule of Law" and Constitutional Law.
Successes and problems in both administrations as related to these concepts is discussed.
Extensive bibliography provided. Gorbyelt.wps

A Machiavellian View Of Yeltzin : A 5 page analysis
of the actions by the Russian president, Boris Yeltzin, who dismissed his entire Cabinet
in March of 1998. The writer demonstrates that Yeltzins use of power can be
described as Machiavellian in nature and demonstrated many of the principles of the
16th-century political philosopher. Bibliography lists 4 sources. Yeltsinm.wps

Gorbachev, American v. Russian View : A 5 page
discussion of two views of Mikhail Gorbachev. The paper posits and discusses why Americans
view Gorbachev as the hero of world peace and democratization, while Russians view him as
the person who destroyed their country and a capitalist stooge. Bibliography lists 5
sources. Gorbi.wps

Looking Back / Soviet Foreign Policy : This 6 page
research paper analyzes the radical changes that the Soviet Union underwent from 1980-1992
with regard to foreign policy and its impact on European Neighbors. These years were
crucial as they were the last of the Soviet Empire. Bibliography lists 6 sources. Foresovi.wps

U.S. - Russian Relations / After The Cold War : A 3
page research paper exploring the necessity for the Presidents of the United States and
Russia to continue meeting despite the end of the Cold War. The recent summit focused on
expanding NATO, which Russia opposes, and further arms agreements. Bibliography included. Natoruss.wps

American Cultural Imperialism In The Post Cold War Era
: A 5 page research paper that examines current thinking regarding the ways in which
Western style consumerism has become the hallmark of globalization. Bibliography lists 3
sources. USculit.wps

What Won The Cold War? : A 6 page essay
presenting the thesis that it was internal reform movements and the efforts of reform
leaders such as Mikhail Gorbachev, rather than the actions of Ronald Reagan, which led to
the end of the Cold War and the fall of the Soviet Union. No additional sources cited. Coldwa4.wps

Parestroika : An 8 page paper describing the
restructuring of the Soviet Union. Special attention is paid to Gorbachev who was the
instigator of this movement towards change in Russia. A brief history of the movement and
the areas it impacted are mentioned. The KGB, Twelve Year Plan, agriculture, industry, and
work conditions are some of the areas affected. Parest.wps

Nuclear & Chemical Weapons Trade in the Russian
Federation : 5 pages in length. A discussion of how the new Democracy in Russia
brings about a wealth of new issues to consider regarding nuclear arms arsenal
maintenance, weapons proliferation, etc; START treaties, policies, and the sociopolitical
/ financial aspects of former Soviet arms reduction are examined. Financial needs in
Russia are seen as barriers to trust and a warning is given that we need to still keep an
eye out for failed compliance. Bibliography lists 10 sources. Nukeruss.wps

The Russian Economy Before & After The Break-up of the Soviet Union / Economic History
and Systematic Change: The earliest notions of modern Russian economic state can be
linked to the leadership of Peter the Great, who, in 1682, began to reshape Europe and
initiated the entrance of Russia as a world power. Since that time, the transformation of
economic conditions in Russia has been linked to the founding premises for expansion,
control and industrial development asserted by Peter I. This 48 page paper reflects the
nature of the Russian economy both before and after the break-up of the Soviet Union, and
considers the link between the history of the economy and conditions in 1991 that resulted
in the end of the Soviet Union. Bibliography lists 32 sources. Russiaec.wps

Klyuchevskys "Peter the Great" : A
5 page paper discussing the book "Peter the Great," by Klyuchevsky. The author,
while at times vague and stinted in his writings, is able to illustrate one of the most
influential men in history. Without Peter the Great Russia would not have been what it
was, or was to become. Klyuchevskys book illustrates this very well and appears to
achieve this alluded goal. No additional sources cited. Klyuch.wps

The Commonwealth of Independent States : A 9 page
paper with a one page sentence outline and 3 maps, that describes the geography and
topography of the republics within the Commonwealth of Independent states. This paper
presents a short political and geographical history of the newly developing Commonwealth,
and then choses 5 of the republics of the Commonwealth that best demonstrate the common
geographical and topographical conserations of the area. The five republics utilized are:
the Ukraine, Moldova, Armenia, Azervbaigan and the Russian Federation. Bibliography lists
approximately 8 sources. Commonw.wps

Professional Women in Russia -- Then and Now : A 14
page research paper on the role of professional women in Russia. The writer discusses the
Soviet era and compares it with the present day as it relates to women' s roles. A number
of strong analytical points are made and supported with social, cultural, and political
fact. Bibliography lists 10 sources. Ruswomn.wps

Post-Communist Russia : A 12 page research
paper that gives an overall look at life in Russia after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Topics included cover the increase in crime, the economy, standards of living and the
status of women. Bibliography lists 10 sources. Postcomr.wps

Main Barriers in Moving from Command to Market Economy /
The Post-Soviet Example : The former Soviet republics have experienced a range of
problems in asserting a transition from a central command economy to separate market
economies, and this 8 page paper reflects the barriers to this transition. This paper
considers the barriers to this change in general, including the absence of rule of law,
the mentality of the citizenry, the fiscal system, tax system and monetary system, as well
as infrastructure components and the impacts of technology, and then applies examples from
the transitions that have occurred in Eastern Europe. Bibliography lists 9 sources. Commark.wps

Russia's Free Market Economy & Post-Communist Europe
: A 6 page essay on the problems of trying to establish a free market economy in
post-Communist Russia. It is recommended, however, that the newly-formed states offer
great promise and that it would be most wise for us to form strategic alliances with them.
The writer also cautions us about political instability and continued problems that could
arise on a global scale if we are not careful. Bibliography lists 6 sources. Russimar.wps

Russia's New Role : This 12 page paper addresses
the evolution of Russia's role in the United Nations. Also included is a look at the
country's past, present and future. Bibliography lists 12 sources. Russiaun.wps

Reconciliation Of Two Views On The New Russia :
A 7 page paper that explores this issue from Gail W. Lapidus anthology and Vladimir
Andrles historiography. The writer posits that despite the fact that Lapidus seems
to approach the resolution of the ethnic conflicts and economic issues from a centrist
top-down view, in fact her research and conclusions are in line with Andrles history
of a bottom-up power based on the strength of the "peasantry" of the old Russia.
Bibliography lists 3 sources. Newruss.wps

Russia -- What is the Next Step? : An 8 page
overview of the past and current political situation in Russia. Examines the factors which
must be addressed in order for Russia to reestablish herself as a "normal" power
in the international system. Bibliography lists 6 sources. Russnext.wps

Will Democracy Survive In New Russia ? : In 5
pages, the writer discusses whether democracy will survive in Russia. "Russia has
experience momentous revolutions during the twentieth century. There are some that contend
that Russia will face a crisis in its governance, but that democracy will prevail. Others
view that the democratic tradition in Russia is weakened and that Russia will fall back to
its old ways of an authoritarian system. This author posits that democracy will not
survive in Russia." Bibliography lists 5 sources. Willdemo.wps

The Russian Mafia / Corruption in Communist and
Post-Communist Russia :
A 12 page paper that considers the corruption of the Russian Mafia in recent history and
reflects on possible solutions and obstacles to change. Bibliography lists 10 sources. Rusmaf.wps

Russian Economic Crisis : This 28 page paper
discusses the currency devaluation and economic crisis in Russia. Possible reasons for the
current dire economy are discussed as are its effects on banks, securities, and
restructuring and payments of debts to both domestic and foreign sources. The budget and
labor problems are also discussed. The crisis did not really begin in the summer of 1998,
in fact, it began years ago. Some of the history is also provided. Brief examples of the
effects of the Russian currency devaluation and payment schedule on banks outside of
Russia are provided. One illustration is included. Bibliography lists 17 sources. Rusecocri.wps

Business Effect of Russias Lack of Infrastructure
: A 5 page paper examining the lack of information management infrastructure as a
factor contributing to the vastly uneven growth of the economy before its financial
collapse in 1998. Many individual businesses were well equipped with the technological
standards of business today, but they were concentrated in only a few major industries.
All other segments of the economy did not fully share that good fortunenot only was
infrastructure lacking in many areas but where it did exist there often were no qualified
technical personnel to manage them. Observers believe that Russia will fare much better
when the economy grows again. Bibliography lists 5 sources. Russia1.wps

The Housing Crisis In Russia : A 10 page research
paper that is given in the form of a position paper on the state of housing in Russian as
submitted to the Russian Minister of Social Policy, Valentina Matviyenko. The topics
covered include the background to the current Russian housing shortage and how this fits
into the overall picture for the Russian economic crisis. Bibliography lists 8 sources. Russhous.wps

Is Nationalism Pernicious ? : A 3 page paper that
looks at the inherently pernicious nature of nationlism and the results that this has had
in the now defunct Soviet Union as well as in the United States during the U.S. Civil War.
In these two examples, warring factions based the development of the premise for war out
of declarations of nationalism. Nationalism has led to divisions in the United States, and
the breakdown of the entire political structure of the once USSR. Bibliography lists 2
sources. National.wps

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